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Another suggestion put forward to make it a bit more interesting was to have whoever scored the TD take the kick.

For a pair of Superstars that's a hell of a price.

There's no hypocrisy there, they're just completely different sports. I mean, I watch tennis too but I don't think the fourth official in football should be sat on a high chair at the halfway line.

Extra funding? Top four all season? At some point I'm going to wake up to find we've actually being playing at Sixfields in League Two the whole time, and what's more JR Ewing is still ruling the oil fields like a tyrannical monster

Erm

While I did benefit hugely from it last year, the rule is crap. It's like when football played around with the golden goal rule, but if they also added a caveat that whoever wins a coin toss starts with a penalty kick. I'd go with either just a full extra quarter until someone wins like in the...

I think Hughes might have actually kept a clean sheet when he had to go in, so statistically he's one of the best in history.

Stephen Hughes

The Roofe rumours do actually have something to them by the looks of it, the Telegraph reckon we'll be ceiling the deal before the weekend.

It's the other people part that put me off. I hate crowds generally so I'd go at 7am, but then people are just lingering on machines whereas I want to do my bit and then get out of there. Couldn't be doing with it.

Gyms are great if people make use of them. I increasingly didn't bother and cancelled mine as I kind of hate every second of it so instead I run more which I also hate and play football which I like but am terrible at. How much is lipo?

I heard that Roofe asked for a raise, which gave Oxford-based headline writers instant erections.

The Carolina game summed up the season. Horrendous start, then suddenly look like a proper team again. The NFC game last year was similar, but Carolina built up too much of a lead for the comeback. Watching Manning just felt a bit sad. Tell the kids the family pet has moved to a farm upstate.

Ricketts is a calm, experienced player who seems to have a decent effect on the younger players around him for the most part. I'm happy with him as captain based on that, not if he's shouting a lot.

It's not so much a question of ability but decision making. The finest defenders in the world will still clear the ball if there's enough danger.

If we miss out on promotion, it'd be interesting to see how many points were dropped overall by goals conceded when the team played it cute in defence when they could have just cleared.

His enthusiasm and work is absolutely infectious, but on the other hand it can lead to ill discipline so I wouldn't have him in a 'best player' list.

Told you so about the 'told you so'

Considering that he still has name value that would allow him to coin it in somewhere, it's refreshing to read.

If you get sensitive over this, how have you got through anything the club's done since 2001?